Kabeja converts an impressive set of entities to SVG alright, but there
would still be considerable effort involved with using it in OJ. You would
end up facing the same problems with displaying DXF text in OpenJump that
all of the current DXF plugins are dealing with.
It sounds like your
Larry wrote: What I have heard so far is that your goal is to get
better text support in OJ. You want to import text from CAD and be
able to edit and create it OJ. That is a very different goal from an
improved DXF import capability. Both goals are worthwhile, but you
should probably choose to
After studying some of Christopher's JTin code, I think I've got a
handle on how to install a renderer in OpenJUMP using a plug-in. It
looks like you implement Paul's RendererFactory and add your
RendererFactory to the RenderingManager using the setRendererFactory
class.
Thanks,
The Sunburned
I was thinking along the lines that it converts an impressive set of entities
to XML SAX alright. Converting the SAX stream to an OJ internal representation
could be an interesting and valuable project that could be extended and
expanded to other formats in the future.
Anyway, it was just an
One of the students I met at my Google Summer of Code presentation at
UC Davis missed the student application deadline. (This was my fault,
as I gave him the wrong deadline date.) To my pleasant surprise, he
would still like to work on the project for the summer! He is looking
to gain some
Hei,
on rendering: no modifications needed, plugin should work if the same
techniques is used as Pirol employes for their rasterimage plugin.
However, I integrated that plugin now.
on labeling: it may be worth to have a look into the NoteTool of the
EditToolbox. It would be even interesting
doesn't have JTIN a separate external renderer too?
stefan
Stefan Steiniger schrieb:
Hei,
on rendering: no modifications needed, plugin should work if the same
techniques is used as Pirol employes for their rasterimage plugin.
However, I integrated that plugin now.
on labeling: it may
Hi SS,
The renderer is the lest of your problem with adding the capability to do
labels without a backing feature. How are you planning to persist the
labels. How will this integrate with the Project (Task)? How will you keep
this from making prior .jmp files incompatible?
Why is it
Yes it does. When I get a few minutes, I'll write an overview on how to set up
an external renderer.
--Christopher
--- On Thu, 4/9/09, Stefan Steiniger sst...@geo.uzh.ch wrote:
From: Stefan Steiniger sst...@geo.uzh.ch
Subject: Re: [JPP-Devel] Almost GSoc Student and Best Way to Add
Hi Stefan,
(somewehere on the
wiki there
was a tip on how to use html tags for displaying images?
Here: http://openjump.org/wiki/show/View nder Map tooltip.
Peppe
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Thanks for all of the responses. I'll get with Christopher on
implementing the external renderer.
Larry asked some good questions. Let me try to answer them.
Larry wrote: The renderer is the lest of your problem with adding the
capability to do labels without a backing feature. How are you
Hi SS,
We also have the need to transfer our labels from CAD to SkyJUMP.
1) Use Michael's DXF plugin to import the (simple) DXF. It comes in with a
Text attribute.
2) Use my Extract Layer by Attribute plugin, (which defaults to the
attribute Layer) to break the dxf-derived layer back out to
Thanks for the steps to extracting text from the DXF Larry. I'm
acutally looking at the Kabeja library (suggested by Christopher) as a
way to improve DXF import. I'll keep you posted on my progress.
http://kabeja.sourceforge.net/
SS
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